Uganda’s biggest pool of domestic savings is preparing for a strategic shift. The National Social Security Fund is moving to channel workers’ contributions into road infrastructure, aligning with the long-standing…
In Uganda’s energy sector, where stability is everything and failure is felt instantly, leadership is not just about titles, it is about technical depth, experience, and trust. That is the…
In a swift and decisive move that has sent shockwaves through Uganda’s energy sector, the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development has initiated a high-level shake-up at Uganda Electricity Distribution…
The journey began in February 2016, a year that marked Uganda’s first bold step toward industrial independence with the unveiling of Africa’s first solar-powered bus. Built by Kiira Motors Corporation,…
On 1 April 2026, the Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development tabled the Lotteries and Gaming (Amendment) Bill, 2026 before Parliament as part of the broader tax reform package…
Recent weeks have seen growing concern across Uganda’s business community, civil society, and the diaspora over the proposed Sovereignty Bill. Fears had begun to circulate that the legislation could restrict…
On April 27, 2026, Uganda’s Cabinet approved the immediate enforcement of a national Trade Order, declaring it “non-negotiable.” The directive requires informal street vendors to vacate urban verandas, walkways, and…
Uganda’s central bank has issued a strong warning over the proposed Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026, cautioning that while it is framed as a tool for political independence, it could…
In Uganda’s business circles and everyday conversations, insurance often comes with a reputation problem. Ask around, and you will likely hear the same complaint: “They take your money fast, but…
For years, the financial path for many Ugandan professionals was clear; open an account with a major commercial bank, earn a steady salary, and rely on that bank for loans…